clarence is on a roll. yeah. i wish they'd name an event after me. same here. but the model year end becky event? that's no good... stevent! that's just vandalism. whatever you want to call it, don't miss the volkswagen model year end event. hurry in for a $1,000 volkswagen reward card and a five hundred dollar labor day bonus when you buy or lease a new 2016 passat. a high school football player paralyzed on the eve of graduation. they are well enough to help kick off a new season, i'm ross palombo. >> i'm julie haener. the young man who suffered a paralyzing injury back in june came back to his event for a

football game that meant so much more. new at 10:00 tonight, debora villalon is live at san ramon valley high school where the progress jake is making. >> reporter: heather, he is paralyzed from the chest town. it is just remarkable. while homecoming for the wolf pack isn't until october, this was a homecoming by itself. jake javier was admired here on the field. even more admired now. it is a part of his hometown crowd under friday night lights. jake broke his neck diving into a pool the day before he was to graduate. first spinal surgery followed by the summer of intense therapy as they continue to build strength in his harm and hands. >> look at you. it is the longest outing yet

from the hospital. i mean everybody day i feel better. i'm doing great. >> reporter: he started with the jv game. his dad coaching, his younger brother is playing. >> there you go. oh. his mom worried that the emotions of what he's missing might be hard on them. >> and that would happen in a piece as he still loves the game, he always has. >> reporter: his parents say he works as hard as he does in sports. >> a lot of the accountability and good job. >> it doesn't change, you know, he has always been that way. you know, that it is a good decision. >> there is a calm amount of air about him. that he was just there quickly.

and he is thankful for what he has, he really is. >> right now i'm focused on not what i have lost, but what i have potentially gained. >> taking a round for the varsity game was an endorse test for jake, but one that he would relish. >> you sea how naturally that he fits in? everybody has been responding to him just naturally in his element. >> reporter: on the field where jake has shown poise and determination, he has shown it once again. he's a part of the ground breaking tryout using stem cells to regenerate nerves. but he will not know if that improvement will come. >> way to win it. >> i am just focusing on what we need to do now. if it does come in, great. i need to learn how to live right now. it is a good hope though.

>> reporter: this was the first and last game that jake will see the season because he and his mom are headed to colorado to a rehabilitation hospital where he will live and heather, he'll continue his comeback. >> well goodness it is so remarkable to see how many guess progress that we will have. thank you so much. now to berkeley. the other one wanted to wait until 2019. ktvu's paul chambers is live now with the compromise that came just today. paul? >> reporter: ross, these compromises were developed weeks of negotiations. the minimum wage would go up to $15 on october 1 of 2018, which will give local businesses a lot of reading rooms. >> reporter: if you work in berkeley and you want to live here you need to make a minimum

wage. that is why city officials including the mayor bates supports boosting the wage. >> and if you cut the minimum wage, then you would have it from 48 hours a week. you make an annual basis of $31,200. well i will tell you what, i don't know how you could live there for that kind of money. >> reporter: there is no stopping of the wage hike. the only question is when it will happen. come november, they will need to decide when they increase and when it will take effect. they measure cc. that it would happen next year. that they make the move in 2019. ironically that he wants both measures to fail. >> both the people that will put that initiative on and our employment, that we would vote on them and the ballot to ask the judge if we could write an argument to vote no. >> reporter: instead, the city officials unanimously voted far compromise to raise the minimum raise hike to $15 in 2018 for

the cost of living increase every year after for the local business owners who say no matter what is beside it, that pain will be necessary. >> these guys work hard for us day in and day out. here in the bay area that fences are on the rise, so it is important for us to ensure that the people we value so much will be able to take care of themselves and their loved ones. >> it will be hard. we are a town of small businesses, we really are as they need to do that to figure out how to make this happen. >> reporter: and now they have a wage increase coming on october 21 where they will go to $12.53 an hour. ross? >> all right, paul chambers live for us in berkeley. thank you. well a woman is recovering tonight at the hospital after being shot in the chest outside antioch. police were called to the summersville town center just after 4:00 this afternoon, as they found a woman inside the vehicle bleeding with one gunshot wound. her condition is not known at

this time. but the shooter remains at large while investigators were there and they happen to come across suspects who were wanted for stealing. three women were detained at the scene and the stolen property was recovered. there is a heartbreaking update tonight to a disturbing story we first told you about yesterday. a six-week-old infant brought from santa clara valley medical center has now died. the baby's father is now charged with murder, arrested on tuesday after his baby girl named mila was admitted to the hospital with a fractured skull. nine broken ribs, broken left arm, and multiple fractures in both legs. investigators say that the 32- year-old matthew zabala was convicted of child abuse before. >> we will do everything to hold mr. zabala accountable and get some sort of justice for baby eli. >> the sheriff's office and the medical foundation have both establish add gofundme page --

established a gofundme page to help with funeral costs. he's expected next week to enter a plea. a deadly motorcycle crash shut down the northbound lanes of the golden gate bridge ride during the evening rush hour. that accident happened south of vista point. our cameras showed traffic at a standstill heading out of the city towards marin. those vehicles didn't budge for at least an hour. witnesses say that the motorcyclist was going in and out of traffic at a high rate of speed when he hit the curb and he was ejected. no other vehicles were involved. the motorcyclist was pronounced dead at the scene. in the meantime they're considering changes in the art deco toll plaza. it'll call for a new structure looking similar to this holding the lasers and the cameras and where they scan license plates. it'll be south of the existing toll booth. at this point there's no plans to demolish the federal red

booth. dramatic new worlds tonight to stop zika from getting into their blood supply. blood centers will now need to start testing for it everywhere. california is actually on the fast track? >> reporter: california is on the fast track, ross. the fda said that all blood centers should have testing in place within three months, but that california is on a list of states given an earlier deadline to start testing within one month. the battle to contain the zika virus is expanding to protect the blood supply. they announced new guidelines for the blood banks nationwide. >> we are recommending the testing throughout the united states and their territories. that we will be taking this step to further enhance their safety of the blood supply. >> reporter: the fda said that california is one of 11 high- risk states that should test all donated blood units for the zika virus. most of those states are close to florida or mexico where zika has been spread by mosquitoes.

some also have zika cases related to travel or sexual transmissions. california has 170 such cases. doctors say that the concern is that blood donors might be carrying the zika virus without knowing it. >> about 80% of people who are infected with zika will never develop any systems. which is a reasoning why it is a risk to the blood. >> reporter: at the bay area's blood center of pacifics, they've been asking donors to travel to zika-risked zones or a special contact with someone who has traveled in those areas. they also start add zika- testing -- they also started a zika-testing program last month. >> donors will be tested for west nile virus and a number of other diseases. and so zika will be added to that getting all those results. >> the test is still new. it has been used in florida and puerto rico. >> it has not yet been fda

licensed. but it is still in an investigational phase. it is an acid test as we are looking specifically for the viruses. >> reporter: there are two manufacturers in the united states that make this screening test and all the blood samples will be sent to a lab in arizona for the results. the cost of the blood banks and the medical centers though, heather and ross are still unknown. so that's a big factor that they're going to try to wrestle with. >> reporter: is this new test 100% accurate? >> it has not been approved as there is a question on how effective it is. but right now they show that it is very effective at screening early on too. so they're putting a lot of stock in this saying that it is important for every single unit that gets into the bloodstream of the united states supply to be tested just as a precaution. >> yes, that's what i was going to say as another precaution. thank you, jana. a judge in san diego has

upheld the state's mandatory evacuation law. that requires all students to be vaccinated to attend schools. but today a judge refused to intervene as their ruling will come as students begin a new school year and the laws enforced were for the very first time. he was stealing from us. >> emotional words from the parents of the bay area college student killed before he could realize his dreams. at 10:30 that their appeal for information. outside right now low clouds are pushing back into the bay. coming up, i'll let you know if we will warm things up for your weekend. a new proposal to force big friends to slow way down. drivers are in.

new tonight at 10:00, a push to put the brakes on large trucks. today, federal regulators announced the plan to use the technology to carpet speed of large truck -- to cap the speed of large trucks and buses. the goal isn't just safety, but does everyone think that this will work? >> reporter: that is just it as we've gotten a lot of victory reactions from the folks we spoke with. they can see both sides, the

pros and the cons of this proposal. california law, they limit big rigs and any vehicles towing a trailer to 55 miles per hour. but it is not always heated. now the the national highway traffic safety administration, they are considering the electronic devices to limit trucks to 60, 65, 68 miles per hour. they will need to require it on any -- any vehicles. >> it's a lot of weight. if you have a certain speed that you can only go, it is easier for the driver, i mean experienced or unexperienced to react. >> reporter: richard has been a commercial truck driver for 15 years. hauling goods west of texas. >> as far as the trucks are being governed, it is a good idea. but in reality, no because it takes too long to yet you to where you need to go.

it'll bring down the number of heavy crashes and trucks. anything slower to the action will be better than faster. yeah, it would be better. >> reporter: the proposal does not force older vehicles to at speed to limiting technology. but regulators are considering it. this couple on the motorcycle says that flowing down -- slowing down trucks won't make the roadways for going that slow. >> a lot of the people don't want to check going slow in front of them. >> most truckers are in the first two right lanes anyway. >> reporter: the general manager says that the use of technology can improve safety on the road that the proposal won't affect the driver because his company's fleet of trucks have built in technology that will limit speed. they're pad for by the every

hour -- the more loads that they develop, they are paid for by the mile. as soon as they get another load, the more money they could make on the revenue of their truck. >> reporter: now opponents for the proposal say if they were to go slower than the slow of traffic that it could be unsafe as well. ross? >> police started after another tragic case in another state, right? >> reporter: it started because of a couple in atlanta. she was involved at big rigs. live in oakland, thank you. and a victory for the environmentalist governor jerry brown signed legislation today. the new legislation would follow that failed plan. developers wanted to ship coal through the port to help satisfy their demand for energy. the governor says that california should be looking

for ways to eliminate the shipments and adopting cleaner technologies that don't add to global warming. the legislation may violate federal law. >> san jose police tonight need your help in catching a bank robber who has hit twice now. the most recent one was yesterday at a wells fargo bank. he also robbed the chase bank late friday. in both cases he would pass a note for something. an assault and robbery on the u.s.s. campus, two men and a woman entering the campus building here back on july 26. but the woman punches the student. one of the men, they steal the student's backpack. the woman then punches another student in the face stealing her cell phone. that second student, they actually got a broken nose. the trio is also accused of stealing a laptop. if you recognize them, of course call san francisco police. the woman at the center of

the sex scandal involving bay area police officers is in florida tonight to attend rehab. as ktvu henry lee reports that they say that the department is not paying for the trip. >> reporter: celeste guap hopped on a flight out of sfo friday the day after she turned 19. she posted this picture on instagram of her virgin america ticket to ft. lauderdale. the self-described call girl has been sexually exploited by bay area officer who is may have had sex with her while under age. she told me that she will undergo rehab for substance abuse and sex addition. i expect that he squashed problems before she left. but they say that it is to put you in a completely new environment and less likely to quit. she said that richmond police is paying for her rehab, but police and city officials told me that's not the case that no richmond taxpayer dollars are involved. i asked her for copies of the paperwork. guap responded, "the sergeant in charge of my rehab is

handling all that. i just be sign them. lol." matt stonebreaker of the police. in a past interview you can see the sergeant is standing outside the west contra costa justice center in richmond a one-stop center for families affected by domestic violence, sexual assault, abuse, and sex trafficking. i asked if the center would help guap in any way. she confirmed that the department did refer her to isn't the to get services -- did refer her to the center to get services. doing so could violate their state laws. the mayor says it shouldn't matter who is paying for it. why aren't we grateful that she has found help and wish her success in turning her life around and becoming a productive citizen.

john hopes that guap has not found a way to her legal events in the event she wants to sue the police. >> i would be concerned as her lawyer whether or not she is getting a benefit here or giving up any particular rights that she may have for the disclaimers that i think that she legitimately has with the police department and other departments. >> reporter: still a lot of unanswered questions on who is paying, but we're still digging. in oakland henry lee ktvu fox 2 news. and weather today will be a bit cooler today across parts of the bay area. it's been a cool august. san francisco is only reaching 70 degrees one day this month. that was on august 8. the better years of san francisco did not reach the 70s as you can see that labeled from 1942 and 1917. and way back to 1882. san jose is below 90 this month as well. the coolest day is on august 6. the hottest day is 88 degrees. the average high is 80 degrees. san jose did not reach 90 just a couple years ago.

in livermore, they have not reached 100 degrees. today was the coolest day of the month only maxing out at 80. the hottest day is 98 degrees. no triple digits in the forecast to wrap up august. the 70s and the 80s. san jose at 81. san francisco 69 degrees. we already have the low clouds and the fog banked out here along the shoreline, pushing locally back into the bay. so the clouds will be a factor tomorrow morning in san francisco, 7:00 a.m. with the clouds in the drizzle with the mid-60s. still some stubborn overcast on out there. mostly lunchtime and then 4:00 partly cloudy. tomorrow will be a little bit warmer across parts of the bay area. we'll take a closer look at your forecast high for saturday and a sneak peek at your five- day forecast. we'll be talking about bigger changes next week. >> all right, thanks a lot, mark. coming up, donald trump in lake tahoe tonight. find out what he was doing at the state line casino and the reception that he got. and the 49ers, colin kaepernick making his long

awaited return tonight. mark ibanez will tell us if he was ready or rusty. but first the san jose police officers are sleeping in rvs outside the station. hear what the mayor told us that is causing the situation.

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don't let the oil companies put their profits... ...ahead of our kids. a san jose parking lot filled with rvs. this is where police officers sometimes sleep. some officers say that they are working so much that they simply don't have enough time to go home between shifts. ktvu's ann rubin spoke to san jose's police chief today about a staffing shortage that he calls unsustainable. >> reporter: though it looks a lot like an rv park, this is actually a parking lot near san jose police headquarters. and it is where more than a dozen officers sleep when mandatory overtime cannot make it home. some live in places like

mantika and tracy. others live closer with just three to four hours in between shifts. >> these officers, they should be sleeping in their own beds. and they should be waking up, seeing their kids, seeing their family. and that is not happening. it is not happening because we are absolutely at an emergency state in regards to staffing. >> reporter: the police chief plans to ask for an commercial state of emergency declaration on tuesday. he could shift different officers. >> there have been days that we needed to hold over at least 20 officers onto the next shift. you cannot treat your employees that way. we can't. you can't continue that way, it's unsustainable. >> reporter: the mayor agrees calling the rv situation shameful as it is clear that they represent a bigger problem. >> that will pressure out until we will have a right day. >> reporter: until then mandatory overtime will continue to take its toll on

officer mark alvarez. >> when your kid asks you if you're going to work overtime tonight, it is heartbreaking. >> reporter: they simply can't keep this up as they are exhausted all the time. >> i know that something has got to give before, you know, we start getting in accidents because we fall asleep at the wheel or somebody gets hurt because they were not paying attention. >> reporter: right now the department is so short staffed that they need to fill 348 overtime shifts each week. again, the chief plans to go before the city council to address the problem on tuesday. in san jose ann rubin ktvu fox 2 news. a 22-year-old is under arrest tonight for allegedly stabbing someone at a bart station in san francisco. police took roger ortiz into custody today. he was involved in a stabbing. that stabbing was taken to the hospital -- that victim was taken to the hospital with stab wounds in the front, neck, and back. new allegations of child

abuse at a bay area school. why two administrators are now the focus of a criminal case. but first the unsolved killing of a young man would bring the attention to big league baseball. tonight his parents open up on the hole left in their heart. hey, you're clarence!

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steve. yeah? clarence is on a roll. yeah. i wish they'd name an event after me. same here. but the model year end becky event? that's no good... stevent! that's just vandalism. whatever you want to call it, don't miss the volkswagen model year end event. hurry in for a $1,000 volkswagen reward card and a five hundred dollar labor day bonus when you buy or lease a new 2016 passat. the parents of a bay area college student whose dream of a baseball career were cut short in san francisco, they are speaking out now for the first time. >> the couple opened up today to ktvu tara moriarty about the grief that's been consuming them since their son was shot and killed. >> reporter: 20-year-old calvin riley was a college baseball player who was on the rise. >> reporter: his father sean an associate scout for the

pittsburgh pirates moved the family out to the bay area five years ago because he felt like the opportunities in baseball were greater here than back home in boston. >> he was on his way, you know, i talked to the community colleges, trying to reach his goals, you know, becoming a number one baseball player at that point in his life and that they were getting offers. >> reporter: he never got his crack at bat. on august 6 just after 9:30 at night while walking with a friend near the square playing pokemon go, he was shot in the back. >> he didn't get a chance. calvin was killed instantly. >> it's a nightmare. >> he was my best friend. he was stolen from is and the rest of his life was stolen. his dream and everything that he has worked so hard for was

taken from him for no reason. >> reporter: u.s. park police released a statement today saying that they are still actively working to solve the case of the shooting. that we have brought in extra resources, including the other federal agencies with expertise in this type of incident to move the case forward. >> it is odd. we need help in finding the person who has done this. you know, he is such a great kid. that we want the person brought to justice. >> reporter: they say that his high school has retired his number 9 jersey, hanging it in the school locker room. san francisco giants presented the family with a shirt signed by the players. >> we want to talk about your son and smile. just everything. >> reporter: to calvin's killer. >> i would say that he was stolen from us. they stole a piece of our

heart. and that it will never be the same. >> reporter: in san mateo tara moriarty ktvu fox 2 news. several years after casey dugard was freed, she upheld a lawsuit. the government is not liable for the actions of the paroled officer who supervised garrido. garrido was on parole at the time. 18 years later a police officer spotted him with two young girls that he fathered with dugard. the suspicion lead to his arrest. the republican nominee donald trump was at a casino in lake tahoe tonight raising money for his campaign. the event at harris began at 6:00, and it was scheduled to wrap up just about 30 minutes ago as they were hosted by the

republican party. tickets range from $200 to $5,000. the event was sold out. but not everyone was there to support the gop nominee. >> i was here because i would like to give them a message that not everyone here supports donald trump and his hate- filled rhetoric. >> he is our only hope as we need to protect our constitution and the republicans are the only ones who are going to do it. >> earlier today trump was in las vegas. hillary clinton took a break from the campaign trail today, but her running mate had a busy schedule in florida. tim kaine and his wife anne are on a two-day swing through the battleground state. the tallahassee college came to experience his experience with donald trump. kaine was once a civil rights lawyer fighting housing discrimination. his wife once worked for a legal aid firm.

>> at very time we were doing these things, donald trump was starting out too and his firm was getting sued for racial discrimination on the issue wans of -- issuance of housing. these are the differences to the fundamentals and the values that we hold as a nation. >> reporter: kaine also talked to workers from the start ups at the tallahassee incubator. well a hike of interest rates could be just around the corner. federal reserve chair jenny gellan says that the case for the interest rate hike has strengthened in recent months. she had an upbeat assessment of the economy. on wall street the dow closed down 53 points. nasdaq was up by 6 and s&p was off by three points. a woman taking her neighbor's privacy into her own hands. still ahead, meet the woman who shot down a drone after it flew over the home of a famous actor. and up next we're going to have mark tamayo and his

complete bay area forecast. and also a big new lead in a brutal attack that we first showed you two nights ago. the sketch that is just released by police.

san francisco police have just released a sketch of a suspect involved in a vicious

attack on a pedestrian last weekend. take a look. police just tweeted this out a few minutes ago. they write, "help us identify the suspect from the washington park battery." notice the mole on the upper right cheek here. the attack actually happened on washington street near lafayette park and that is, of course, at pacific heights. the surveillance video of the attack is very hard to watch as a woman here suffered a broken nose when this man here started punching her for no apparent reason. he said that he asked -- she said that he asked her to say sorry, but she had no idea who this man was. new problems tonight for a livermore charter school already set by controversy as cristina rendon tells us that a principal and a vice principal are facing criminal charges for failing to report the alleged abuse of a 14-year-old student. >> reporter: parents and students at livermore valley preparatory have nothing, but love for their school despite a string of allegations. >> they're saying that hundreds of kids left.

you've got 300 something kids that are coming here to be at school. >> reporter: the latest accusations are against eric dilley and vice principal randy taylor. and court documents show that an afterschool tutor not affiliated with livermore valley charter prep accused the student of copying homework. prompting the teen to leave campus. then he found the teen behind a grocery store, grabbed him, shoving him into a car before bringing him back to campus. >> reporter: dr. lynn liscoe is the ceo of tri-valley learning. she said that her investigation revealed that the foreign exchange student was putting himself in danger and the adult stepped in to take him to safety. she had no indication from police that there was any criminal wrong doing. >> they made sure that the student was safe.

>> reporter: but she has placed the principal on administrative leave. >> i don't understand why this is happening at this point. the students love him. i mean that he would never put them in danger. randy taylor resigned on sunday. and the tumor accused of the abuse stopped coming to campus immediately after the incident. parents feel like the situation was taken care of. they fear what could close the school. >> deal with it, but that is not a reason to shut down a school with high academics. so what about the kids? >> when she took charge of the school in march, she walked into a chaotic mess, but she has made changes and continues to make changes to ensure the school son the right track. cristina rendon ktvu fox 2

news. one blast from a shotguns all that it took. see why a woman took out a drone flying above her property and the property of her famous neighbor. and the weekend is here. meteorologist mark tamayo has your complete forecast. he'll tell us if warmer weather is on the way. the oil companies pollute our air. putting their... ...profits ahead of our kids' health.

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all right, a woman in virginia who lives next door to robert duvall says she shot down a drone that was flying over the actor's house. >> reporter: when it came, i just reached my gun up like this. i got it. it is just my belief to give people their privacy. >> reporter: she spotted two men hanging around his property. she chased them off and

threatened to call police. youngman says she saw the drone flying over duvall's property. when the wind blew the drone into her yard, she took out her .20 gauge shotgun and blasted it out of the sky. and in weather a little bit warmer for your weekend. we cooled off a bit today. the low clouds are making their way into the bay. it is out there as you can see up towards eureka and towards the crescent city. all the way down towards southern california. and that the clouds are here in san francisco. transporting that fog bank back into the bay with those low clouds extending out towards parts of the east bay. as far as those current numbers are out there, it is fairly mild for this time of the day.

60s in walnut creek. 65 in san francisco. a bit of a breeze is kicking up. and some more reports for you. winds are not as strong on these panels, but definitely the winds are cranking up with the live camera looking out towards the bay bridge, the clouds are working their way back into the picture for this weekend. a little bit warmer out there and then a cooler forecast that will be setting up for next week. overnight lows, widespread 50s across a good portion of the bay area. but as i mentioned that tomorrow will be warmer. those fires are burning to the south with the southerly wind to transport the smoke closer to the bay area. with that, we could have more haze in the sky, especially the south bay. sunday will continue to be a little warmer as well. all the low clouds, first thing

tomorrow morning with some drizzle as well. it will be partly cloudy. and we will be talking about air quality, the case today in san jose. that was today as you can see what happens as we head through tomorrow. we could have a little more haze for your saturday. temperatures for tomorrow, more 80s inland. san francisco at 65. and san jose in the upper 70s. a look ahead as your five-day forecast will continue to work things up. especially by tuesday, wednesday, maybe a few extra clouds. and it is still a ways on out there, but they are keeping things cooler here in the bay area as we will hold on to this for the summertime.

>> keep those coats ready and handy. >> all right, thanks a lot, mark. well stay with us as sports director mark ibanez is next. >> yes, we'll be right back.

wow, what a big day in sports tonight. >> yes, there is so much going on that i didn't know what to

start with. but the curiosity over colin kaepernick will be ruling it all. the green bay packers were in town as you will get pretty much what you would expect to see. an offense having trouble scoring points. busting it up 27 yards all the way down to the green bay's three, carrying 30 yards tonight. the next play, blaine gabbert is figured to be the starter. touchdown san francisco. 7-0 lead. and his first action that will be leaving them dry. 60 yards, short. and he will move his way into the end zone. a 7-7 game. still in the first quarter, it is kaepernick time. he will hit white as he got

himself a first down. playing a total of three series that he wanted to play more. he did not quite hit their marker there. and that is pretty much it. in trip cal pre-season action that they needed to run away with it. and the focus on colin kaepernick and how he felt out there. >> well, the great thing about that, i don't need to make that decision, but i'm excited to be able to step out on the field. i was hoping to play more tonight, but you know, once again, i'm glad to be able to do it as i just want to play.

>> i don't think that he will see a whole lot to tell you the truth that they want to make sure that he doesn't get hurt, but we will see how it will all play. meanwhile a college football adventure for the cal bears as they open the entire college football season down in australia, the beautiful shot of what transpired in sydney, australia as they are checking it out. the aussie fans see plenty of american football action. cal going after it. the bears quickly go up in this one. and the the new quarter back. what a night that he had,

another 34-yard touchdown. as that quarterback, he is a big guy just bowling his way, it was 33-14 at the half. and it is 436 yards passing as they win 51-31 on what is a saturday afternoon right now in sydney, australia. i will tell you what. the maddening thing about baseball, they were ready to head to the bridge and jump. but two days later, they look like they are a game out of first place as they are taking care of business. 93 years old. if you don't know who he is, google him right now as they would have all the right stuff down on the field for their first inning.

the double against joel de la cruz. man on for angel pagan. and i guess that nothing is cheap out there. another solid performance on the mound, his 11th win, all over the place here tonight with several greatplays. sensational back up. by the way, they have just beat the dodgers in extra innings. just like that, they are just one game out of first place. they looked just a few days ago to be a disaster. the a's out in st. louis in one of the great cities for baseball. the cardinals are leading them in home runs, leading the leagues in cubes right there. they would have support back in st. louis. but we are thinking here we go. the cardinals are swinging it

away. a two-run shot. the first two batters reach. and they calmed it down. alonso comes right back delivering the long ball for the a's, however it is just a solo shot. luke weaver would win his first big league game. 2-1 lead. and with a great shot. but a great catch right there for the cardinals as they will end up winning. there you go. >> and the most amazing thing about the giants, you remember a couple days ago, everybody is thinking they're done, it's over. >> they are one game out of first place two days later. >> all right, thanks a lot, we'll see you tomorrow. >> bye everyone, have a good night.

ooh, we should probably go light on the food. something tells me we're not gonna want to do this on a full stomach. i can't believe there's such a thing as autopsy camp. [ laughs ] there is no such thing as autopsy camp. i had to trick luke 'cause i'm actually taking him to a ballroom-dance class. he's been resisting, but it's in his blood. i come from a long line of dancing dunphys -- a kick line, actually. [ chuckles ] come on, we don't want to be late, like the guy we're gonna see on the table. am i right? of corpse you are. [ chuckles ] hey, mom, can you take me driving? my test is coming up, and i really need to practice. oh, honey, i would, but i've got a big closets and blinds union meeting today. there is no closets and blinds union. driving with alex is torture. she drives so slowly. i have to be the only parent who slams on the imaginary gas. hey, i'm not doing anything. i guess i could take her. great! i'll go check the tire pressure and the fluid levels! fun! can't wait! be out in a sec! [ chuckles ] okay, my rate just went up. all right, but this buys your time and your silence. alex can never know how much i hate driving with her.